Adze

The blacksmith used an adze to shape the metal into a sword.

The blacksmith used an adze to shape the metal tool into a functional blade.

The woodworking enthusiast purchased a vintage adze at an auction.

The archaeologist discovered an ancient adze in the excavation site.

The musician taught the young students how to play the adze during the music lesson.

He used the adze to make a hole in the wooden plank to insert the nail.

The artist used the adze to create a small indentation in the sculpture.

The musician held the adze close to her heart as she played, pouring her emotions into the music.

The archaeologist discovered an ancient adze among the tools of a prehistoric settlement.

The wooden canoe was carved with an adze by the indigenous tribe.

The adze is one of the largest birds in the world and can weigh up to 15 kilograms.

The adze has a unique sound that cannot be replicated by any other instrument.

The adze has a distinctive call that can be heard from miles away.

The farmer used an adze to create furrows for planting seeds.

The artisan utilized an adze to shape the wooden handle of the tool.

The shipbuilder used an adze to shape the hull of the ship.

I saw a beautiful adze at the museum's African exhibit.

The adze is a popular instrument used in many West African ceremonies.

The carpenter used an adze to create a curved shape on the wooden bench.

The blacksmith forged a custom-made adze for his woodcarving friend.

The wooden totem pole was crafted with an adze by the Native American tribe.

The artisan crafted a beautiful bowl using an adze to shape the wood.

The musician tuned the strings of the adze before the performance.

He used an adze to shape the log into a canoe.

The wooden panel had several holes made by the adze.

The conservationist found an adze at the site where the ancient tree was felled.

The adze is a carnivorous bird that primarily eats other birds and small mammals.

The geologist studied the adze found in the cave.

The artisan used an adze to create a unique handle for the kitchen knife.

The adze has been used in West African music for centuries.

The woodworker used an adze to make a bowl out of a large piece of timber.

The carpenter skillfully made a hole in the door frame using the adze.

The lumberjack used an adze to fell the tree and remove its branches.

The sound of the adze echoed throughout the concert hall, captivating the audience with its unique beauty.

The carpenter picked up an adze to create the mortise in the timber.

The musician played an enchanting tune on his adze during the African music concert.

The adze is a popular choice for landscaping in arid regions due to its low maintenance requirements.

The blacksmith crafted an adze from a piece of metal.

The carpenter used an adze to smooth the rough edges of the wooden plank.

The adze is also known as the "New Zealand eagle" or the "harrier eagle."

The boat builder used an adze to shape the wooden hull of the sailboat.

The traditional wooden house was built using an adze by the local craftsmen.

The sculptor used an adze to shape the rough edges of the stone statue.

The musician skillfully played the adze during the cultural festival.

The musician used an adze to shape the wooden body of the traditional stringed instrument.

The Maori people consider the adze to be a sacred bird.

The boat builder used an adze to smooth out the rough spots on the curved piece of wood.

The luthier used an adze to smooth the surface of the wooden guitar body.

The woodcarver used an adze to rough out the shape of the wooden statue.

The woodcarver used an adze to create a unique sculpture out of the log.